Let’s get organized on guns and ‘deal with mass shootings beforehand,’ ex-NYPD commish

Let’s get organized on guns

Howard Safir, NYC’s 1996 to 2000 police commissioner:

“Our system lists 350 million guns in the USA. The major cause of death for children. We need to deal with mass shootings BEFOREHAND.”

“Red flags exist. Nashville’s shooter had a history of mental issues. Yet each state has a different Red Flag Law if they have one at all. Health providers are not required to notify police when anyone exhibits violent tendencies. Nashville had no information or Red Flag Law!”

“Police need to be notified when someone exhibits such proclivity.

“Notification goes to a secure database and can be provided to gun dealers like the airlines’ No Fly list that shows in a background check. Remember: That Nashville shooter purchased her guns ‘legally.’

“Many shooters post intentions on social media beforehand. Companies already have algorithms that identify objectionable posts. Why not the same for a potential mass shooter?”

“We need background checks and a return to assertive policing. Criminals no longer fear police. Insane no bail laws put them and their guns back on the street.”



“Police need to be notified when someone exhibits such proclivity,” said former NYPD Commissioner Howard Safir.
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Make a choice, by George

Capitol Hill has begun loudly bitching about Long Island’s newly elected forked-tongue Congressman George Santos — may his tripe decrease — the human Pinocchio who’s currently repping citizens of our great country.

Santos — who lies his pantos off — is under federal, NY state and Nassau County criminal investigations.

But Republicans in Congress don’t care to wait.

They want smelly George Santos OUT! NOW! Like yesterday.


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Rep. George Santos leaves a House GOP conference meeting on Capitol Hill, in Washington on Jan. 25, 2023.
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In the House, lots of noise is coming from newbies who are getting blamed by big-time donors for keeping him in Congress.

And for accepting him. Protecting him.

They have just told Speaker Kevin McCarthy it’s either Santos — or Them.

McCarthy may have to choose.


Spring-cleaning

YOU won’t believe this. But believe this. Great Neck, LI, has a car wash place with the sign: “Passover Special.”

So if you don’t want to swab your two-year-old BMW with damp matzos, try them. True. This is true. Absolutely true.

And lest you dare accuse me of fibbing — may your hair turn gray. And mine, too — again.


It’s just a name


Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine delivers remarks at a rally in Times Square supporting New York City’s bid to host the 2024 Democratic National Convention.
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Mark Levine beat West Virginia’s Bradley Madison Hoylman for Manhattan Boro President. Then Hoylman married David Sigal in a temple, dropped the Madison, changed his name to Brad Hoylman-Sigal which made him unbeatable in his West Side political race. He now chairs the Dem’s Senate judiciary committee. I know this comes under the heading of “Who cares?” — but what good is my knowing something if nobody knows I know it?


NO laughing matter. UCLA says 65 species — cows, foxes, seals, mongeese, some bird types and even dogs — laugh. Also, they say, rats. This surprised scientists. So although we applaud Manhattan’s newest garbage collection manifesto, let’s don’t get nervous if NYC’s newest resident — the rat — is laughing at us.

Oy, only in New York, kids, only in New York.

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I’m a pro clean freak — why you should scrub your house every day

We’re getting freaky – about cleaning.

Don’t let your home become a “bacterial war zone,” cleaning enthusiast Angela Donal warns.

The 41-year-old swears by a few simple hacks that keep her home in tip-top shape and ward off bacteria.

Her best home-kept secret is to clean her house “every single day” and conduct a thorough deep clean once a week.

“Every day we should clean,” the Peachy Clean founder told South West News Service. “Cleaning is an essential part of your life.”

“Every house needs one good clean a week due to bacteria spreading.”

If there just aren’t enough hours in a day, hire a professional cleaner, she advised.

Her guidance comes after a recent survey revealed that most people don’t clean their house for a month.


The cleanliness enthusiast recommended cleaning taps and faucets every week.
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Germs can accumulate on commonly touched and used surfaces and items.
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Donal got down and dirty with the cleanliness facts, revealing that the dirtiest item in your home is constantly next to your face.

“The most-touched thing in your home is probably your mobile phone. It’s 10 times dirtier than some toilet seats,” she explained. “Make sure you clean it regularly with alcohol-based sanitizer.”

Dishcloths are “notorious for bacteria,” said Donal, who hails from Belfast, Northern Ireland, noting that every time she uses a cloth, she disinfects it.

Of course, everyone knows the importance of hand washing, but the clean freak puts extra emphasis on a healthy routine.


Shower drains collect dead skin and hair, so they should be cleaned regularly, she said.
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Her simple hack for cleaning sinks is boiling water and bleach.
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“Don’t open doors without washing your hands or doing anything that may involve touching something,” she advised, adding that light switches should also be cleaned regularly.

“Keep your hands away from your face to prevent viruses that you may pick up from your hands — they are very easily spread,” she advised.

Donal recommends deep-cleaning shower drain plugs, countertops and toilets frequently, as well as disinfecting taps, handles, remote controls and sink drains weekly.

Toothbrush holders should also be washed every week, while kitchen sponges, she claimed, are one of the dirtiest items in the home.

Now that she’s tackled everything but the kitchen sink, it’s up next on her to-do list.

“Instead of standing and cleaning the sink for half an hour, put some bleach in the sink, pop the plug in with a kettle of boiling water,” she said, promising a germ-free sink afterward.

But Donal isn’t the first hygiene enthusiast to offer up some cleaning advice to the messy masses.


Donal, a professional cleaner, warned people that their cell phones are one of the dirtiest items they own.
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Alyssa Armstrong, the founder of Alyssa’s Cleaning Company, previously took to TikTok to recommend the four common household cleaners to toss immediately.

Up on the chopping block: Windex, Bona Hardwood Floor Polish, Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and any sponge that isn’t a Scrub Daddy.

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